Schools are often described as places of learning, growth, and preparation for life in society. Yet, beneath the surface, an important question arises: are schools more like dictatorships or democracies? To answer this, we must examine how decisions are made, how authority is exercised, and how much voice students actually have in their […]
The Facts Plants can be good for the environment in many ways. For example, one tree can absorb 22-23kg of carbon dioxide per year! That means if we had 100 trees then they can absorb 2 to 3.5 metric tons. That is the same as 3,500 kilograms of carbon, which is a lot of carbon […]
Every June, the Bolton community gets together to support the extraordinary participants of the Ironman. This is a special occasion for families and friends to get together, seeing that the IronMan takes place in Bolton and Weymouth in England. Other countries around the world also host this prestigious event, including Wales, America, Spain, France, Hawaii […]
Theme parks are a great day out for the family. They are exhilarating, full of fun and, for enthusiasts like me, they are our passion. Imagine you and your family go on a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach. You want to go on Valhalla, the park’s best rated ride, and the story seems new and […]
Should children be told Santa is real or not? How is Santa typically known? Santa is a legendary figure, typically depicted as a portly, jolly old man with a white beard, a red suit trimmed with white fur, and a red hat. He lives at the North Pole and works with elves to […]
When was the last time you bought clothes that you actually needed – not just wanted? We currently live in a world where it’s impossible not to want to buy more, want more and have more. There are new clothes, new sales and new trends popping up every week, and social media doesn’t make it […]
Hello, my name is Sofia and I am delighted to have been chosen as the first ever Poet Laureate in Bolton School Girls’ Division, following the National Poetry Day competition, which was organised and judged by the English Department. As part of my new role, I will be writing poems for different events, seasons and […]
Christmas is here Traditional Christmas trees Putting up Christmas trees is a common tradition all around the world today and are one of the most recognisable features of the festive Christmas season. They originate from early 16th century Germany where evergreen trees were decorated and put into houses for the first time. This tradition was later […]
A Glimpse into the Future: let’s explore 2125! Have you ever wondered what our home, planet Earth, might look like in a century? We invite you to embark on a journey with us to explore the year 2125. This exploration focuses on the critical question of whether our planet will continue to be a victim […]
